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No problem at all, work fine for 2 MG3650, tested this evening.

It is not exactly the purpose of the action which is : Canon never said that you're unable to scan when a cartridge (any of them) is empty. The customer doesn't want to use a cartridge even a refilled one but his scanner. Imagine an Iphone in which you can't take picture because you haven't...

What's about the program test ? Does it work fine for Mg3650 ?

Yes I know that the action is against Canon, and concerning AIO printers specially when one cartridge is empty, you can't use the scanner. But do you know if there's any news concerning the action ?

Leacraft v. Canon U.S.A., Inc., Is there any news ?

I'm sorry I haven't it

Many thanks, much more detailled than the canon one's. By the way do you have service manual for EPSON Workforce Pro WF-5620 ?

I believe the first is made of polypropylene threads, which trap the liquid. The tests will tell if the material is efficient for this type of use

Great. Feel free to ask for. Anyway we'll carry tests with two companies, one more answering today from Germany.

Well as there's no answer to my own question, I'm going to give you some important information about. Today I'm in touch with a manufacturer of industrial material for the absorption of hydrocarbon effluents. Not exactly the same because absorbents for hydrocarbons are hydrophobic but we get...

MX340 (SSM) Pixma MG5220

Added today : MG6100 Series

Well, after cleaning several times, it seems that changing them (any Canon Inkjet) will be a better solution than buying a brand new one. I've a lot of customers who want to buy a refurb one (half price of a new one). Despite there's no more spare parts for most of them, have you tried to...

@The Hat, I've a question if you don't mind. Did you noticed the same problem using any Linux distribution or is it just for Windows OS ?

Because of an error configuring the IP blocker. Normally everything will be fine now. Accept my apologize, please check, and feel free to post any comment.

Added today : i470D, i550, Pixus 860i, i900D

You should. Because you'll find in them quite all the solutions for repairing the new printers. The way an actual printhead is done is similar to an old one. Nothing new. Just a question if you don't mind, do you think the EEPROM has a different use today than it did in the i965 service manual...

Added Today (sorry for the delay, a little bit overbooked) : IP1200 (SSM) IP100, i960,

To be sure the problem doesn't come from the PSU. Diconnect it, and test it with a multimeter. You must put a voltage of 5 volts between pin 1 and ground (pin 2 or 4); use a 4.5 volt battery for the test (simulating the printer presence), testing "in the air" doesn't work.

Added Today : IP 2700 (SSM) IP3300 (SSM) IP4000 IP4200 IP4300(SSM) IP4500(SSM)